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Sacred Sunday~I Corinthians, Chapter 2/What of Human Wisdom?

Sacred Sunday~I Corinthians, Chapter 2/What of Human Wisdom?

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Happy Mother's Day! Especially to our Sacred Blessed Mother Mary. Today we are reading I Corinthians, Chapter 2. Paul tells us that when he came to Corinth, he

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Happy Mother's Day! Especially to our Sacred Blessed Mother Mary.
Today we are reading I Corinthians, Chapter 2. Paul tells us that
when he came to Corinth, he wasn't some smart, smooth-talking
guy.Actually, he was kind of weak and afraid and all-around
pathetic. We're not sure Paul is giving himself enough credit
here.The point is that Paul didn't try to appeal to them using
human wisdom. He let himself be filled with the spirit and power of
God. And who needs coherent sentences when you've got that?So the
Corinthians learned about God not because Paul reasoned and argued
them into believing it, but because they felt God through him.Nice
humble brag, Paul. In the Know Besides, Christians don't need human
wisdom. They have God's wisdom. It's waaaaay better,
apparently.Just look at the people who run this world, Paul says.
They're supposed to be "wise" and yet they put Jesus to death. Not
such a smart move, guys.But Christians have the Spirit of God in
them.That means they don't speak in terms that the rest of the
world understands (Paul is probably referring to the practice of
speaking in tongues, which can be pretty tough to
understand).People who aren't living in the Spirit don't get this
stuff. It just seems stupid or wrong to them.But, those who are in
the Spirit know this stuff is right and from God. They don't answer
to anyone or anything.They say that no one can know what God's
thinking. But people in the Spirit do. They understand the mind of
Christ. Whoa. Sounds like a pretty big responsibility. Thanks
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